-How did Congress address Senator William Maclay's concerns about the broad appellate jurisdiction held by the federal courts?
A) They established district courts only in largely populated states.
B) Appeal cases were restricted to just the circuit courts.
C) Cases between citizens of different states were banned in federal courts.
D) They created a three-tiered system of district and circuit courts along with the Supreme Court.

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-How did Congress address Senator William Maclay's concerns about the broad appellate jurisdiction held by the federal courts?
A) They established district courts only in largely populated states. 
B) Appeal cases were restricted to just the circuit courts. 
C) Cases between citizens of different states were banned in federal courts. 
D) They created a three-tiered system of district and circuit courts along with the Supreme Court.

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Congress addressed Senator William Maclay's concerns by creating a three-tiered system consisting of district courts, circuit courts, and the Supreme Court, to manage the broad appellate jurisdiction of the federal courts effectively.

-How Did Congress Address Senator William Maclay's Concerns About the Broad